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, contributing to core research and teaching activities while developing an independent research profile.The position is designed for an early-career organic chemist with a focus on synthetic organic chemistry
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about groundbreaking international research and academic excellence. Ready to be part of our team? Let’s shape the future together! About the team: The Computational Materials Physics group develops and
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, molecular, and phylogenetic diversity of plants. Ongoing projects include the evolution of floral scent in Onagraceae, the evolution of sexual systems in Schiedea (Caryophyllaceae), and the origin and genomic
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, the candidate will contribute to the human and environmental microbiome focused research at DoME. One of the main tasks will be the development of high throughput, sequencing-based microbiome profiling methods
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multiple dimensions (including LGBTI-related topics and their connections to international criminal law) as well as on Austrian law; Together with the Director of the Institute, developing the research
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research and teaching in the fields of marine evolutionary genomics and climate change adaptation. University-internal structures and programs, such as the Vienna Doctoral School of Ecology & Evolution
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group “Atmospheric Transport Processes”, led by Prof. Andreas Stohl, is part of the Department of Meteorology and Geophysics. The group develops the Lagrangian transport model FLEXPART and studies all
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Evolutionary Ecology in the working group of Christa Schleper (Archaea Ecology and Evolution). Our research focuses on the physiology, ecological distribution and evolution of archaea, with a focus on Asgard and
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, teaching & administration, which means: You will develop an independent research profile in the field of West Slavic (primarily Polish) linguistics. You will participate in research projects and academic
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, MICADO and METIS. Our group develops and maintains custom-written software that will simulate, process, validate, and store data from some of the most advanced astronomical instruments ever to be built